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Teach Engineering: Stress, Strain and Hooke's Law Lesson PlanTeach Engineering: Stress, Strain and Hooke's Law Lesson Plan
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Teach Engineering: Stress, Strain and Hooke's Law

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This lesson offers an introduction to Hooke's Law as well as stress-strain relationships. Learners will first learn the governing equations. Then students will work through several example problems first individually, then as a class. In addition, the lesson includes a two-part associated activity. In the first part, learners explore Hooke's law by experimentally determining an unknown spring constant. In the second part, students will apply what they've learned to create a strain graph depicting a tumor using Microsoft Excel. Finally, the lesson includes an attached stress-strain quiz to assess each student's knowledge following the activities.

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biomedical engineering concepts, biomedical imaging, integrated teaching and learning program and laboratory, spring constant, strain, stress, teachengineering, young's modulus of elasticity, hooke's law, stress and strain
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10th - 12th
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Science
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